Andy Warhol revolutionized art and culture, transforming everyday objects into iconic statements that shaped pop art. A visionary artist, Warholâs Factory became a cultural landmark in 1960s New York City, a magnet for artists and celebrities eager to experiment and push boundaries. The original Factory opened on East 47th Street and moved twice, first to the Decker Building at Union Square and later to East 33rd Street, adapting but always maintaining its aura of daring creativity.